University · United Kingdom
University of Hertfordshire
Hatfield, England
✓ Can award UK degreesCan award degrees up to PhDA university since 1992For Indian students
Checked on the university's own website on 19/10/2026. Tap Source to see each fact.
Bachelor's fees, 2026/27£17,450 a yearAbout ₹22.1 lakh. Per year, international, standard undergraduate fee; some courses have a non-standard fee; £1,000 discount for full paymentSource ↗
Master's fees, 2026/27£17,950 to £23,450About ₹22.7 lakh to ₹29.6 lakh. International; standard 1-year master's £17,950-£22,950; non-standard and some 2-year placement courses £19,950-£23,450Source ↗
Class 12 marks for a bachelor'sStandard XII Certificate with 60-70%, depending on the course's points tariff; some courses need specific subjects.Source ↗
Indian degree for a master'sBachelor's degree in a relevant subject with 55-65% or above, depending on course.Source ↗
IELTS (English test)6.0 to 6.5 overallUG 6.0 (no band below 5.5); PG 6.0 or 6.5 depending on course; some courses ask higherSource ↗
Scholarship open to Indian studentsChancellor's International Scholarship: £500 to £4,000, automatic for new international UG and PGT students (listed for January 2027 intake).Source ↗
Fees and rules differ by course and change each year. Always check the course page before you apply. Rupee figures use the RBI reference rate and are rounded. Their page for students from India ↗
Applying from India
For a bachelor's degreeApply through UCAS, not on the university's own site. One form, up to five choices. Check the course page for the subjects and marks it asks for from CBSE, ICSE or state boards.How UCAS works2027 deadlinesUK dates
For a master's degreeApply on the university's own website. Most UK master's degrees take one year. Check which Indian degrees and marks the course accepts.Master's abroad guide
What it costsFees differ by course. See a UK planning range in rupees, then check this course's fee on its own page.UK cost in rupeesScholarships
Check before you pay anyoneYou can apply yourself, without an agent. Agents who say they are “free” are usually paid by the university.How free agents get paid
Basics from the Office for Students Register (England; UKPRN 10007147), checked 18/10/2026. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
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